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Regarding civil engineering renovations

2010-04-07View Original

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I would like to ask the experts in civil engineering: Is it possible to add a 1700-mm steel beam to an already constructed concrete column? If so, how can this be done? Should chemical bolts be used on site for this purpose?
Reply #22010-04-08
It depends on how much the load increases after adding the beams, and at which part of the column they are added There are many methods.
Reply #32010-04-09
It depends on the specific situation; you need to consider your beams and columns. Generally speaking, it’s possible.
Reply #42010-04-11
Expansion anchor bolts are currently prohibited from being used for structural reinforcement and renovation. The owner can consider using self-cutting mechanical anchor bolts; chemical anchor bolts are also an option, but it is important to ensure the quality of the structural adhesive. For specific details, one can refer to Xilide’ s technical specifications, as well as the regulations regarding post-anchoring in concrete structures.

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